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following [ˈfɒləʊɪŋ] adj 1. a. (prenominal) about to be mentioned, specified, etc. the following items b. (as noun) will the following please raise their hands? 2. (Mathematics & Measurements / Navigation) (of winds, currents, etc.) moving in the same direction as the course of a vessel n a group of supporters or enthusiasts he attracted a large following wherever he played prep as a result of he was arrested following a tip-off Usage: The use of following to mean as a result of is very common in journalism, but should be avoided in other kinds of writing Following followers, 1450; adherents collectively. ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
following adjective 1. next, subsequent, successive, ensuing, coming, later, succeeding, specified, consequent, consequential We went to dinner the following evening. 2. coming, about to be mentioned Write down the following information. Translations following [ˈfɒləʊɪŋ] A. ADJ 1. (= next) → siguiente the following day → el día siguiente the following day dawned bright and sunny → el día siguiente or al día siguiente amaneció con un sol radiante we saw him again the following day → lo volvimos a ver al día siguiente 2. (= favourable) [wind] → en popa with a following wind → con un poco de suerte with a following wind you could win the competition → con un poco de suerte podrías ganar el torneo B. N 1. (= supporters) [of party, movement, person] → seguidores mpl, partidarios mpl; [of product, company] → clientes mpl; [of TV programme] → audiencia f, seguidores mpl; [of sport] → afición f, aficionados mpl he has a large following in the local community → cuenta con numerosos seguidores or partidarios entre la población local the programme has a huge following in the US → el programa tiene una enorme audiencia or muchos seguidores en EE.UU. football has no following here → aquí no hay afición por el fútbol 2. the following: he said the following → dijo lo siguiente do you use any of the following? → ¿utiliza alguna de estas cosas? as for hardier plants, the following are all well worth trying → por lo que respecta a plantas más resistentes, se puede probar con cualquiera de las siguientes following [ˈfɒləʊɪŋ] adj → suivant(e) the following day → le jour suivant in the following way → de la manière suivante, de la façon suivante n (= supporters) [team] → supporters mpl (= fans) [group, band] → public m; [sport] → public m to attract a following [band] → attirer du public n (= second part) → suite f modif (= subsequent) [study] → de suivi; [meeting] → complémentaire following adj → folgend; the following day → der nächste or (darauf)folgende Tag; he made the following remarks → er bemerkte Folgendes a following wind → Rückenwind m n he said the following → er sagte Folgendes; see the following for an explanation (in documents etc) → Erläuterungen hierzu finden Sie im Folgenden, Erklärungen im Folgenden; the following is of note → Folgendes ist wichtig prep → nach following [ˈfɒləʊɪŋ] Want to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit the webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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